The Cincinnati Bengals made some minor roster moves as rookies started reporting to training camp. There, the Bengals put tight end Erick All Jr. on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list and undrafted offensive lineman Seth McLaughlin on the Active/Non-Football Injury list.

Every year, NFL training camps begin in mid-July, though the exact dates are up to the discretion of each of the 32 clubs. For the Bengals, rookies report July 19, while veterans report to training camp July 22. Training camp begins the next day, July 23.

The Cincinnati Bengals begin their 2025 training camp this Wednesday, July 23 at the Kettering Health Practice Fields outside of Paycor Stadium. This year, the team will host seven open practice sessions,

July 23, Kettering Health Practice Fields, Cincinnati, Ohio LAST YEAR: The Bengals finished 9-8, missing the playoffs for the second straight season after reaching the AFC championship game in 2022 and Super Bowl LVI in 2021.

The Bengals made a big change ahead of the 2025 NFL season. Cincinnati has added a sports dietitian according to their official media guide. Lind

The Cincinnati Bengals had a dreadful defense in 2024. Have the Bengals done enough to improve that in 2025? Especially if veteran EDGE Trey Hendrickson is playing for someone else and first-round draft pick Shemar Stewart isn't on the field.

A new offseason has quickly come and gone and the Bengals are set to join the other 31 NFL teams in kicking off training camp over the coming days.

CINCINNATI — The Bengals provided updates on second-year tight end Erick All and rookie center Seth McLaughlin on Saturday. The two are being placed on the Active/Physically Unable to Perform list to start training camp as both recover from major injuries.

Two Cincinnati Bengals rookies from the club's 2025 NFL Draft class remain unsigned, but one of them may put pen-to-paper on his contract very soon. Linebacker Demetrius Knight Jr., Cincinnati's second-round pick,